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Show 12 Th Pag UTAH lncUpndnt READERS OUTLOOK Continued from page 11 mass media would propose such support, then Congressman John would see his bill Rarick (l)-l.passed into law and many citizens have to retract their would a) that allegation Nixon the Administration an is administration of treason. Yours truly. Reginald Shinn Petition to Governor Dear Editor: is consideration given the Prosecutors Office on previous news releases. use before Wednesday. September 19 - noon. Please Marl not do Ciayhart North Canton. Ohio ari (iayhart. being a citizen of the United States, do this day exercise my constitutional right as set forth in the 1st Article of the Bill of Rights. I do hereby petition you. John J. Gilligan. the Honorable Governor of the State of Ohio. In my direct petition to you. ask that you intercede in my behalf as of Chief Executive officer Ohio. You have the power to grant reprieves and pardons which is your duty, when a citizen of Ohio has been denied his U. S. Constitutional rights. Justice Field, in giving the opinion of the Supreme Court in the case of (iai land said: The power to grant thus reprieves and pardons conferred is unlimited, with the stated; it extends to exception every ol tense known to law. and mav be exercised at any time after its commission, cither before legal proceedings are taken, or during their pendency, or after conviction and judgement. As to reprieve, I ask that you suspend all sentences given me. ask that you grant a pardon, thereby restoring to me the reputation of a constitutional law abiding citien. I. now therefore set fo rth the facts that motivated me to petition. On May 1. 1973 I was cited to appear before Judge I.ucicn Young. Common Pleas Court of Marx County. Ohio. I was represented hv counsel and during tfie entire hearing I was denied the right to trial in accord with the U. S counsel Constitution. My repeatedly told me to shut up. when tried to instruct the court Judge Young that he was under oath as set forth in the U. S Article 6. 2nd paragraph: which states. " I his constitution, and the laws of the U. S. which shall be made in pursuance thereof: and all treaties made or which shall be made, under the authority of the U. S. shall the supreme law of the land and the Judges in every state shall be bound thereby anything in the Constitution or laws of any slate to the contrary not withstanding. Judge Young refused to rccognie any point ol the Constitution. My ow n attorney refused me in regards to my constitutional rights. As you well know Governor, no Judge should preside at any hearing who is not knowlcdgable ol the U. S. Constitution. As a point ol lad I cite from the General Code of Ohio I he section reads section 7645-in part as follows: It shall be the duty of the board of I. l 1 1 1 1 1. 1973 education of each school district to provide for the study of the United and the States Constitution constitution of Ohio either in the seventh or eighth grades ades for a period of equivalent to one recitation period each week for After the full school year. 1924 no person shall September I, be admitted, without condition, to any high school, graduated from any normal school, or certified to teach within the state whose credentials do not show that the provisionsof this section have been complied with, or otherwise prove of adequate the possession knowledge of such subjects. It is another fact that Judge Young holds a degree of law and there can be no valid excuse on his part. Therefore, under the constitution. Judge Young, Stark David D. Dowd and assistant to the prosecutor Allen L. Krash have joined in conspiracy to deny me my rights as a citizen. Article 1. section 10 U. S. Constitution prohibits the state of Ohio from making any law of obligation impairing the contracts and since the deed to improperly is a contract with the state of Ohio and it states that the same are free from all incumbrances whatsoever. Judge Young, and Krash Dowd prosecutor to deny my conspired together rights as a citizen to own property-freand clear of all incumbrances. All here named, are not only in violatio of the 6th article of the U. S. Constitution but also Article I. Section 10 and the Fourteenth Amendment. They knowingly and willfully joined together to violate The Fourteenth Amendment which states in part, no state shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privilege or immunities of a citizen of the United States." It should be very evident that they acted on their own and delegated to themselves powers which the U. S Constitution has not granted them. further charge them with usurption of authority being in contempt of the U. S. Constitution - the failure to T do an act which one is required to do - MAI. FEASANCE - an act wrongful in itself or which the doer has no right to do. They SHARE in common the work of a tyrant, which no free society, such as ours, should ever tolerate. I hey willfully worked together to bring me to trial, subject me to law s that" are UNENFORCIBI.E. Ihcrelore their actions constitute County-prosecuto- petition to Governor Ciulligan asking for a redress of grievances as provided for both the Constitution of the United States and the State of Ohio. If you choose to use this, and create a story, please afford me the same i nclosed Sapftmbar 27 Say Goodbye To The V must report that the national YWCA has AND 1 1 movement firearms The r adopted a position on gun control. It had not. So Mrs. Flemming drafted the resolution. The National Board his turn 1 self-inflict- 7 fv w ed out Bolitho contributing to community drives whose proceeds go in part to support the YWCA. Others may follow suit. This is not the first time that a national organization supposedly dedicated to some high, clear purpose has worthwhile movements embroil themselves in debatable causes that can onlv cost them their friends. The American Rifleman r - V . ;V. v r v, . 4 rfA; lfT THE , : X r..,v.,vo: v. . m MAJORITY more The numerous public instrumentalities become, the more is there generated in citizens the notion that everything is to be done for them, and nothing bv them. -- Herbert Spencer Announcing . . . the all new RMM MEDALLION Troy Ounce .999 fine Silver 1 Minted in the U.S.A. for ROCKY MOUNTAIN MINT, INC., for the duration of this ad: Price: $4.00 each plus shipping Phone Toll Free To Order: or write ROCKY MOUNTAIN MINT, INC. 1381 South Main Salt Lake City, Utah 84115 486-133- 9 LISTEN TO LARRY WILCOX 4:00' 7:30 P.M. Hr Monday thru Friday KLAT 1600 on LISTEN TO important is not to life thing in capitalize on your gains, Any fool can do that. The really important thing is to profit from your losses. That requires intelligence; William YWCA, to be a financial most and it makes the difference between a man of sense and a fool. from refrain problem. The Sportsmen's witness against you. God and man il von shirk the duties incumbent upon the office ol Governor of the (ireat State of Ohio Earl Gavhart North Canton. Ohio K The should - zoning Constitution. I. Earl (iayhart. this day call as my the to YWCA National Executive Director Edith I errigo. sent copies of the resolution and a background position paper to all YWCA chapters two months hefore the San Diego meeting. At the meeting, the resolution was passed substantially as it was drafted. So the anti-gu- n forces nowhave another large national organization that they can quote as being to strongly opposed existing firearms ownership. What the YWCA has is another question. It may null and void this petition should move any American who cherishes the individual freedom and liberty guaranteed bv the IJ. S. of according S -- gun ownership. It that all such organizations realize that while they are unquestionably free to express themselves as they please, so are the targets of their political action. It is unfortunate to see and vocal organization of gun owners, has already expressed the view that its members active highly Assembly in March at San Diego, California, by what a spokesman described as an overwhelming vote. Gun owners may feel in another overwhelmed sense. When any large national organization of high stated purpose takes a stand on a controversial issue such as this, it would appear that they would first hear and consider both sides of the question. There is nothing to indicate that the YWCA sought or heeded any statement of the gun owners views. How and why, then, did the YWCA act as it did? Mrs. Peter Flemming, of Brooklyn, X.Y!, chairman of the YWCA Public Policy Committee, explained to The American Rifleman that the resolution was drafted in response to numerous inquiries from across the country on whether the YWCA had but was judgement S500(U)() fine, that should move (47) my building south forty-seve- n leet or plant shrubs, trees, and instead National s of those steps approved I township YWCA-- Delegate funds. he Judge should have declared ordinance to register .and even ammunition, license all gun owners and buyers, and ban privately owned handguns. AIMROFRIA IION of tax payer Jackson the behind weight NON-FEASAN- E its full feminine thrown 1 MIS-US- we Sadly Alliance The Paper That Dares To Take A Stand taken a sudden hard poke at a Michigan, is time BILL MORRISON SaL 292-72- 71 9:00 A.M. t 12:00 Noon To Talk With them Call: Local or 4-- |